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d-97-2t*

For sale.
LOOKED tt Waco below 14th. 1000
SO it below Central on Waco, good
house $500
100 it E Waco, Carey Park ........ 5000
100 # e F on Wichita below 18th. 49,. 5000
lGOx75 f Park Place ave . 1900
100 it E F on Water cor 18th. -. 49,. 5000
80 # on Water near 10th, new S-room
house ............ 5000
so fl Water st below Oak, well impr'd. 5000
100 # E f Emporia 100 it above 18th. $500
"a # Is blk W of Waco on Elm, Groom
house, etc. ............ $500
147 it cor Waco and ave ''C". .......... G0O0
100 # cor bort, Riverside add. ........ 1000
S lots Ark ave Rosenthal's add, lst tier. 400
100 # cor Park and Cleveland, e F.. 2400
100 # adjoining above 2400
IS tt Maple st University Place add. $500
S lots ne front cor 5th and l4th . 5000
4 lots f F bort ave Riverside add 900 5000
2 lots on Emporia of 18th . 300
Reed, Jackman & Co., room 8, IA North
Main 95-6t
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To Let.

Star mail route from Coffeyville to Clare
more, I. T., to sub-let. Stables, house, fur
niture, corn, hay, boat, 6 horses, 2 mules.
hack, blackboard, harness, every thing COM
plete. Sub-contract win draw $3.50 per year
for carving mail, and make about as much
more on express aad passengers. The prop
erry will invoice about 81, 400. Contract
runs years from July l, 1897. Possession
given about April l, 1887. The present con-
tractor has run this route for about 10 years
Reason for selling, poor health and a desire
to change his business. Price Of outfit 81 Goo
Address STROUGH, MARTIN & Co,
d94u Coffeyville, Kan.
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Snaps.

90 feet on N Emporia, south of Oak, good
10 room house, closets, furnished with all
the modern improvements, such as steam
heaters, gas, water. etc., fine shade, good
fences and out buildings; price $4,000, So,
500 cash, 50 500 in six months, $1,000 in one
year. This is a bonanza 1t is in the most
Fashionable. part of the city and without
doubt very cheap For sale by Dunbar Bros. 4,
1873 Main. 9S-1t
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ExcursionI Excursion!

Call at the Wichita Trunk factory. 125
w Douglas ave. for your trunks, valises,
satcheIs, etc, as we have the largest and
most complete stock west of Chicago. Just
received, large assortment of lunch bas-
kets. Anyone that is going on the Califor-
MIA excursion will do well by calling at the
Wichita Trunk factory, 125 w Douglas ave.
You will be astonished to find the aseort-
ment of travelling goods there. 95-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

The firm of Jones s Fahey the Wichita
Drug 20 has this day dissolved by mutual
cooseut. DR.. VI G. Jones retiring James
Fahey viii continue the business. collecting
all accounts and assuming ali liabilities.
NJ G. JOINS,
G9s-Ss' JAMES fAHEY.
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Anecial Rar1alns

Some parties ara long on rea, estate and
short on cash They must sell this week
For particulars call on Tosh & Coz room 3.
pa Nam. g1-2s
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For sale; lots in Maple street addition, with
in thousand feet of the great Garfield Uni.
| vecsity for four hundred dollars each. Stiles &
Smith are agents for this property, liz Eas,
Douglas. 9.-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Three beautiful residences. also a fine
building site on North Lawrence avenue, for
cash at a bargain.
9S-6t ISRAEL Bros & HoLLINaER,
Israel Bros. old stand, Ala Douglas.
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Onix 500 Lot,

Just think OF lots directly between the city
and Paramount coiiegeas such figures. Call
at once before all are sold Over 40 lots sold
yesterday by Paul s. Aastin, IA n Main
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

We own IS lots on Frisco avenue the halt
of which was sold in one day. The other
viii he on the market this week OF Lut,rell &
Morris POI East Douglas avenue d-9.-2,-
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

100 feet ON Washington ave, between Cen
trail and Oak, two good houses rent for $40:
price $4,000; terms, half cash. balance good
terms. DUNBAR BROS,
9S-ltA 1873 Main
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is the safest investment in the city Stiles &
Smith are sole agents, at liz East Douglas.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Buy in the Maple street addition adjoining
the Garfield University, and double your
money in 50 days. Stiles & Smith, sole
agents, 1l2 East Douglas 97-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Here is a bargain for you young man: 10
acres on Frisco flights for short time only;
$500 per acre, terms half cash. balance in
and II months. DUNBAR BROS,
9S-lt& 1873 n Main.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

There are just q few Of those cheap lots
left in that '.Phonomal little plat" $50 per
lot under price. X. MATTHEWS.
d-91-otA I9 Main st.
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Notice to Real Estate Men

Notice.
Real estate men. lots Is, II, 70, Ida ave,
Woolman's addition, are for sale, but
all former prices Withdrawn.
90 lt* EICHIE, CRANE & LINSAY.
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Here is special bargain on inside property
for short time, 60 feet east front on North
Market, at a speculative price.
R. MATTHEWS,
d-97-2t* l22 Main ST.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

The front Of Hunters grocery on Eas,
Douglas, is undergoing changes. The en-
trance will be upon the side instead of cen
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
Look Hero.

100 feet north and east front, Broom new
brick house. near Garfield university, posses
sion given Immediately, a grand and hand
some residence good enough for lord; price
$1,000; terms, $4,000 cash, $1,000 in sixty
days, $500 in Six months, So, $50 in four
years 9S-1t4 DUNBAR Bros.
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Coats thread in all numbers st New York
prices to dealers. Larimer s Stinson, l32
Main st, Wichita 93tf
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Mr.. ]. c. Herman, of Des Moines, Iowa,
who made us a call last evening says that as
between Omaha and Wichita, today, Wichita
is the preferable city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Luttrell Bros are agents for the celebrated
Knox hats, silk, Derby and small shape soft
hats of all kinds. Go and see them at 1913
East Douglas avenue. 0S-1t
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Ate o'clock this morning the locating
board OF the Judson University was still in
session
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Notice.
To all parties bidding for tho John Bright
University; have your bids sealed and in the
hands of the trustees, Friday, March 12, NJ.
9.,,t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

The most choice collection of clothing,
gents furnishing goods and hats in the city,
is now open at Luttreu Bros, 10 East
Douglas avenue Go and see them, their
prices are the lowest. 0S-1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Two show cases for sale cheap by Post, the
pawnbroker, 42S Douglas ave. delft
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

The Decker Bros piano is the finest made.
Sold by Thos. Shaw, 129 Main. 9S-1t
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Notice is hereby given that my property
has this DAY been withdrawn from the mar
ket until further notice. DR. SAML HUpP.
i.tS-sls
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

| Bargains in the Ohio addition: bargains in
the Richmond addition; bargains IL all
parts of the city st the l.. l.. l.. Co Office.
aa224 East DougIss ave aS3ts
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Special bargain on West Douglas and
South Enporla avenues al the L. l. l. Co,
224 East Douglas ave gsSts
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Noti'e Is hereby given that my lots 10. IL
Ii, Main - are Withdrawn from the market
dtS-lt II. w. LOVELANn
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Agents should call on ma for revised list Of
prices before selling
o9S IT. " H Livingstone.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Queensware at cost, C. H. Hunters. 97-10t
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East Douglas avenue 90-1t
Buy your trunks and valices at Luttrell
Bros, at 122 East Douglas avenue. 9S-1t
Buy your hats at Luttrell Bros. and save
money. S8-1t
Notice.
Real estate men are hereby notified that
lots II and Is, Ellis avenue, Hyde's addition,
are off the market.
0S-lus N. II. RUDOLPH.
Notice to Cow Skin Farmers.
We hate a customer for an improved farm
on the Cow Skin Must be cheap. Call and
leave prices and terms with Israel Bros. &
HoIlinger, 414 East Douglas avenue, Israel
Bros, old stand 9S-1t
All Real Estate Men Take Notice.
All of our Mosley ave. property is hereby
withdrawn from the market until further
notice. G. WORK,
g. NJ. DICKSON,
d. s. HINMAN,
W.. A. MERRILL
0S-1t+ GEO R. WELroN.
Notice to Real Estate Men.
Ny lots in Rosenthal's add are withdrawn
from the market. G. ". GOODWIN.
March 10th, 1887. S6t*
Ladies-For an elegant face toilet use
LangdOn's Satin Enamel It has ouly to be
used to be appreciated. Alldruggists, soc.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
Snaps for Lawyers.

California, United States. Nebraska and
English Reports, and 81 volumes of text
books cheap for cash. Ala E Douglas, up
stails tiSS-lt*
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Queensware at cost, c. H. Hunters. 97-10ts
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
Help Wanted.

Three basque makers and
three skirt makers wanted in
our dress making department
Only experienced persons
need apply.
MUNSoN & MCNAMARA.
G9S3t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Buy your trunks and valices at Luttreu
Bros, at 100 East Douglas avenue. 9S-1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Only II DAYS more and the time will be up and
our Great Closing out Sale will close and your
chances for buying
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Buy your hats at Luttrell Bros. and saw
money. S8-1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Not made through the papers but over tn
counters The greatest bargains ever Offeret
in Wichita is to be had now at the Great Clos
ing out sale OF Dry Goods, Notions, Cloaks
Ladies and Gents furnishing Goods now in pro
greSS for only
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Fer the public Our password for this week:
Deal on the Square and Miss no sales The
goods muSS be sold; they have been bought for
cash direct from the manufacturers and i'm
pOrterS; they belong to us and 1t is no body's
business II we give them away Retire from
the Merchantile business we must, and only II
days more to close the great sale. Our
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cty-l think England should be made pay dearly for
thls outrage upon our people, and while am not
altogether diSci' c of Professor MeZzeoif, | don
see that his plan would be very much out of place
In view OF the savagrrv per ctrated upon the Irish
people by the minions of "bhoody Balfour."
SUeria! unmici al Counci, or the irish
National League was held last evening at No. 81 Union
place tn make fOr the reception OF Messr>
OCOnnor and ESnondc. the Irish members OF Pariia-
men who are now on their wav 10 s country for the
purpose of explaining the condition OF things In old
Erin Patrick Gleason presided. and offered the follow
Ing resolution the Imprisonment OF OBrieD. which
was passed unanimously:
ReSolCed That We. the Municipal Council OF the Irish
National League In special meeting assembled express our
ndenaton at the nnckerv perpetratei In the name of law
Tho Chiv champion OF the people,
William o. Brien. 'eon's cell that entangers hs
lite by mnrsoEment for exercising the Godgiyen ght oil
free
Rssou,d That denounoe the Tory Government "a a
10 England less than Ireland as false to every
prncpe OF freedom and Justice and urEe the freshmen OF
New YORK stand bv Tho people home and tn give them
bury BafOuT and the enemies Of the people
The following Commlttee OF Arrangements TO receive
the members was appointed: Hugh King. }. r. Ryan,
Edward l. carey, Roderck j. Kennedy thomas keneay.
Daniel Riorlan Francis Crawiey, p. b. lfddy. John
Me- arthy and John W. Quglcy. 1t was announced that
Cooper Union engaged for massmeeing 10 nc aa-
dressed by the two distinguished Irishmen on OCTOBER D.
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the corOners court was his endea yoing TO learn iu
what part of Ireland and where were the families
of those policeman who fired on the crowd at
| Mitchelstown.
The Republicans and Catholic Legitimists have
| bv no means overcome their fury with the Count
OF Paris. The last-nam"d are particularly bitter
because he has abandoned his historic rights for
p'ebiscl.e. The Cabinet have already considered
though not absolutely decided whether all the
Royal aud Bonapartist princes snail not be ex-
PEELED under the law of exile When the
Chamber meets 1t is most likely to
demand this expulsion or NJ. Rouvers
retirement. singular alarm is now said TO be
deepening in France. namely, that the Army, doslr-
ing revenge may accept king, believing Russia
woud then sign treaty of alliance and aid
in the conflict against Germany. Tns impress
sion. it is asserted, prevailed with Prince Rls-
marck when he sanctioned the expression that
Prince erdinand was an Orleauist agent sent to
Sophia to create pretext for a European war.
Colonel Hughes Hallctts explanation virtually
admits all the gravcr charges against him. lie
cannot resign his seat till Parliament meets and
meanwhile Rochester will he thrown into a condi
tion of electoral excitement. Mr. George Lewis is
acting rs the injured lady's solicitor IIo and her
brother, Captain Selwyn, have taken the leading
part in rhis revelation Mr.. Hughes Balleits
wife is popular in soclety she knows the art of en-
tertaining and much sympathy is ielt for her. She
intends remaining with her husband.
The collection of Captain Cooks relics found
in Sir Joseph Banks's museum may posi-
bly, lead TO difficulty, because
Sir joseph bequeathed his treasures TO
the British Musenm believe bis landlord has a
claim for rent against his SUCCESSORS and this may
bar any demand by the British Museum Trustees.
The Electrical Car Company are
about to introduce their system
of automatic propulsion on one of the metropolitan
tram lines and are TO build large electrical loco
motive for drawing trains the Underground
Railway. This system different from Voks's. in
use at Brighton. where the current goes up one line
of rails and returns along the other
Under the Electrical Car Company's sys-
ten. tho vehicle contains the batteries,
which are charged at night and worked IN the day.
The cars can carry five tons at twenty miles
an hour.
Professor -eeley is engaged in preparing q new
work Oh the policy of England from l7lj to 1925
1t is 10 be in two volumes.
Mr.. Escott is slowly regaining his health in
Devonshre at his ia hers rectory. where he is hard
at work on his novel, "llOw Became
Prime Minister" Those who know Mr. Escotts
style rightly anticipate that it Will be more a work
of satire than a Regular novel.
The many readers of Miss Florence Marfyat's
works will oe sorry TO learn that that lady j. re
rlously i'll.
Mr. Tery's new theatre in the Strand will not be
opened till the 9Th OF October
Mr. Wilson Barrett has taken the Globe Theatre
for seven years
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u,-cu Sympathy FOR O'BRIEN.

,ur port,t.R EDITOR HAS MANY FRIENDS HERE
Drx,rxCING THE TORY GOVERNMENT
william O'Brlen Editor Of " United ireland" Is an
,.nrcia, favorite among his countrymen, no matter
where found and what is worthy OF note Is hat 'sn
.ro,icaos Who have devoted their time almost eIclu-
svev In the uoLtics Of this country are aroused Oh
this O'Brien question to high pitch OF e1eitehch''
These we're some Of the views expressed ye'oru's
Senator James Daly-Ths sentence-hot Vef"e'- III
the case Of the brave william O'Drlen is, considering
al the circumstances, the most outrageous piece VI
t,ecial tgoicry | have ever heard Of. Why III u1ao
be the way I'm which the Coercion Act IS 10 De adih-
istcred ! cannot how tho Irish people arc " 10
blamed for resisting 1t with all their might oh' 'e
that GIatone ought be especially thaiKiu ior IL 'na'
the Introduction OF bis Home Rule bill and tho "oro-
wide discussion which followed thereon has shown iaii
minded men in every country how Ireland Is governed
men, too who themselves would have been the iaso "
believe that under the b0asted freodom vi tno Dii'
Cuusi,,tjon such things could take place /.,u
Ts,h n'5er,y astor Of st. Monica's Catholic
Chnrch~Now above al others Is tho time when 11d uS
friends Of Irish liberty In this city especa&y & nh9p, ha
be.tiT themseives | think Blat meeuhg shouF. 10 vo
held AZ once, ana a meeting 20 repieeehtauVo st ,
oR,aen W. @ been smbrcted Wo would thus lot tho
rory Government see that they have " reos1h ,ca In
educated Intelligence OF all Amoitoahs az va rannnt
tbrott ing free speech In Ireland and tbat u we ao
pre-, ont at leA@t expose te.d oa% Who at
t.nded the complimentary banquet 10 NH ,nH he a
O'BrieD in the Hoffman House last Juno Should 10 a
committee OF arrangements " go' UP
Of protest. - ,,..,.o =, ,ou ask me
y. is. ta-ln, OF The Cliscy
what paiticniar Iiish party am affiliated WIN can
scarcely you. In view Of what these Wy NY
miniOis OF desPOtisin have done 10 " Diien ", =,
thought IL bad enough that he should be assann WIN
cobbest0nes and bullets In Canada ny iho ta"r h,
OranCcncn because he expressed his sentiments put
IN Ireland where free speech said TO be aiow' no
bundled OF TO jail A. Irish human , acnaIe of otbcr
etuntres don't how my cOuntryDen can be caIin
under the VII ianous decisions oil tbcso partisan "s
tfates - -,
Assistant Distrct-Atorney James Iitzgera1 all
The words as near | rcmcnier them, iOr wioh
0Bnen has been lOund guilty, are: " tell YOU tha,
the English people would dcsise you and say served
you right N you were lie down without hghting
hr your homes" The honorable member for North East
.ok has been found guilty and sent to jail fcr saying
these things, Very we'll can but say that IabOnchere
4d G.sdstone should meet with the same treatment,
M they have indorsed all that Ol,rien has said ana
100 fect mat they won't he incrfeTe with shows that
leye IA Law for the En- nc,ishfan and another f0r
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w.R oy TIE cHIcAG0 GAS rRUSE

CHICAGO Sept "a tpecab.-lt is believed that war Is
to be waged against the gigantic monopoly recently
formed and known tho Gas rrnsL 1t Is known that
the Mayor opposed 10 institutions OF this nature and
has recently consulted Corporation Counsel Green In re-
gard to it, protraced conference was held to-day be-
tween Mayor Roche. Mr. Green and Commissioner OF
Public Works Swift II understood that Colonel
Green had his opinion the Gas Trust with him. and
that formed the subject Of the deIberation The opin
ion will probably be submitted In the form definitely de-
cidcd upon the conference to-day. What the opinion
nobody would tell bur Is stated that the Corporation
Counsel after exhaustive examination OF the charters
and OF the laws and orihances
relating To them has arrived at tho conclusion that thc
Trust Is Illegal corporation. independent OF the
provisions of tho companys charters " Is rinoreu
that tho corporation Counsel takes the ground III lch
trusts Illegal aud unconstitutional because they are
people Is jeopardzed by such. uonopolics IN "m"l
wl It Ia runored advise that the law deptrtnri ",
instructed to proceed against the trust In she courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
JOHN MoRLEY's VIEWS UNCHANGED

M ATTACKS HE IORIrs' IRISH Foley ~ \
SPEECH Al NEWCASTLE
LONDON, sept. 24.--Mr. Jonn Morley. ,pc1kine at
Newcastle to-day r"l udite n uouon thai thorc wa
any spit between Himself and the Glplstone party.
A. long Mr. Gl&,folr adhered b. the cause ~ eco
justice, Ions worl. he support hlm Ili- View
On the Irish question, 10 laid, were Unchanged The
Government had failed u dcSl sAu- -fact"nlt
win the ln-h question. NOiWI h-tanulug
al their promises and lud-r-, tacS
lad adopted shameless AMI u.cNSnplcI
course 1hl- Parliament would De known ~ the " Tn
blessed Parliament In the House Of Commons and
Ia ireland every thing hwl bcru dJnc Go stihc s-rh
sion aud had ,turr-t To EJfcsurI"At Dy
Od IuIyi-u IN its worst FORM AucmPt- were hIdiir
bcwdcr and mslcad the public mimi hy legal -"u-
cralltr- and political pattudc- that were rot worth
the Snun ~ a candle >uon conduct would no, a. -dt
i-fy tho a. -pr8ton, Of InsLmcn. A ior the Fouulo
gal, 81 ought to haze been proclaimed.
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may tell you that since we came out here We have
added about two tons. But you must remeInDer
that when these heavy boats ani davis ann 50 lor u
removed the aciua weight Is not any more than
before added the two tons. We took III that
extra amount with view To what we would remove
and the one compensates for t re other"
The Thstle's men will enjoy rest to-day and TO
they viii have hard days work making the
final preparations for the first race.
Men busy on the Volunteer yesterday pot-Iendng
her bOttom aud Cap ain Haf just 10 relieve himself or
OF his surplus enthusiasm. took hand
IN IT, Tue black coating beow The 5 wa er
line viii be sandpnpered and then tnDDea
ished that the w0rfmen their faces In It. Then
tho Volunteer VIII be IN conditOn fairly 10 lie
through tie water but she wont return to her naive
element un ! tomorrow and more people than
ever got Inside church In the city Of
churches will TO Tebos TO see
her toay. The Volunteer took board anether: and
uneer will have a least Two spnnakers on the day or
the race that II one Is torn OF carried away the other
can be substituted.
Mr. Burgess looking for all the world like wor,m IN,
10 put airs II disposed and carry his
head high around the Volunteer critically
overlooked everything going on about the boat Nothng
Is done her thai he show the worknen how to
do II Captain iiaf ount time Occas onally
while dabbBg In the black cad TO make few observa
tons. some OF these concerned the trouble that has
waerline length than was stated when shd Challenged
for the cup.
"whenrnles made believe IN sticking to them"
said the old as removed with his handker-
chief the black polish that cleaned on the emf or ns
nose " 10 - nOIr or my business what those rules
mean They ought TO he 80 clearly stated that there con
give time allowance TO a larger boat
because we carry more sail Fail area ongnt
more sai than another In tho same water line cnSth se
ought 10 ret the full benefit OF It. 'hink that we Will
come to something OF that sort in time
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WHAT JErr Davis FEARS FROM PRoHIBITToy.

WHAT JETF "a VIS FEARS FROM PROHIBIIION.
HouoToS. ToI., Sept "a NpecdD-An open letter from
Ieo Davis 10 senator Reagan is made public to-day. In
Z, Ar D,v. oriclscs Senator Roagans act In making
nublo a latter on tho Prohibition question which was
written TO the Senator by Mr. Davis prior to the Texas
election After replying to Senator ReaSans Prohibition
arguments al length. he says:
Is there possibility That an Ism when has SHo"n ii
in Federal legislation You who have borne an non.
aT,hIc mart IN for the Independence OF IeNd'
msy havo another defend tho rights ns qua
r. yon ,hnnd insist reserved when aVo
M hcen dele sumptuaty legislation would no
aud violation OF persona hbeftF N ght not
.nu, back TO plague you
by what would DO the condition OF mo mi
ppo,,fy section y and recopt usage Union sol ers
arc 10 bc preferred for Federal appointment mo Frht
ton law and policy would nyoivc 's.1 %,
Slat would be the conduon OF
nr ne lie what he the moral decadencs resulting
',n ,hs Of sies inormcrs and 10 ean onicas
NJ" a in Ills mercy shield from all tho consequent evl.
of such policy which to paint would ionse cooie oven
deepsr than those you have employed
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rnY1urrING wnMnN ~ ArpHOlEn.

DUBLIS. -cW 4i.-"1he tNpre--' tCon-crvauvei say7
that Archbishop Walsh, Of Dublin, hA' eNpre,-ed 4 ong
dsI ca-uro Al the bo} cUung Of o." .i-tcrs Of MtS-
trato scagra.r, the Official who -upc;ihtcnIcj didiI-
AT Mitccl-tovn september ~" oc'a-ion ot tie
lafal conflict brtwe'u the Iulce ahh tho IVp'ld'"
"1hc EAp c~-" alleges that the Archbishop be- warned
tho clergy tLat II IA. bOy cVttln. u tho la0s d.un
occurs al tho church Mtchc-tO"n he viii close tho
church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25

LoNDos, selt 2I-Tho CORK correspondent ot The
Tme," say. that owing 20 tho biundcrs made by
william . lyrcn during his recent American trip the
contributions 10 tho National League nom America
hale dwindcd and that Mr. Ds,it has gonc 10 Amer ca
TO cndeavOr to ropalr thc damage done hy Mr.. OB1ch
lie Lcpt bl- Gepartu.c secret until last NOM MT
he feared that he would 10 srre-td and that his pro
icct would thus be nipIcd In the bud.